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Formal Development of General Relativity,eld equations cannot be expressed without them. In this section we sketch out the basic tensor theory as far as we shall need it. That includes the metric tensor, the geodesic equations, the absolute derivative, and the curvature tensor. The reader may skim it lightly at first, and refer back to it as need arises.

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